Rahul Vaidya said his fans of Virat Kohli after ‘2 Kaudi’s Jokers’, his Avneet Kaur Jibe: ‘You are abusing my wife, my sister’. Hindi film news
A few days after cricketer Virat Kohli, Avneet Kaur issued an explanation to like the Instagram post, convicted on a ‘algorithm glitter’, a recent controversy has come to light, this time singer Rahul Vaidya.
Rahul, who has spoken about the blocking of Virat Kohli on Instagram earlier, has now excavated a subtle in a cricketer in a video on social media. Referring to Kohli’s statement, Rahul sarcastically said, “Friends, Virat Kohli has blocked me, you all know. So I think he will also have a glitch of Instagram.
After the trolling begins, 2 Kaudi Joors of Virat Kohli’s fans’
While some NeTsense laughed, many Kohli fans did not take merciful for Rahul’s humor and started targeting the singer online. No one to catch back, Rahul strongly responded to his Instagram stories, called the cricketer’s fans “Joker”.
In a story, he wrote, “Virat Kohli’s fan is bigger than Virat.” In the second, he called the trolling expanding his family: “Now you are abusing me, that’s fine. But you are abusing my wife, my sister – who has nothing to do with it! So I was right. So all of you are the fans of Virat Kohli!
Five months ago, Rahul expressed confusion over the Indian cricket star blocked, saying, “Till date the society is Nahhi income, the brother has done good.
When Virat Kohli liked Avneet Kaur’s picture
For those missing the original incident, it all started on May 2, when fans noticed that Virat’s Instagram handle had ‘liked’ a picture of Avneet Kaur wearing a chic green top and short rap skirt. Later as it was removed, but the screenshot was not viral. The unexpected gestures led to a hurry to online speculation and criticism, inspiring Virat to address the case with a public note.
He wrote, “I would like to clarify that while cleaning its feed, it appears that the algorithm may have accidentally registered an interaction. There was no intention behind it. I request that no unnecessary perception be made.
